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Originally Posted by sourdough
There's not really any conflict that I've ever read. I've had air bags and here is an excerpt directly from Air Lift - the concept would be the same across the board for others as far as I know:
"In many situations, heavier weight distribution bars are used to remedy weak suspensions or when additional cargo in the vehicle causes it to sag. Doing so will result in an unbalanced vehicle, excessive tire wear, and an uncomfortable ride. Add and adjust the correctly sized weight distribution bars to solve your weight balance problems and then add and adjust Air Lift air helper springs to fix your suspension problems."
Not a lot of ambiguity there IMO.
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This is the same response I received from airlift when I inquired. It makes sense, I was just worried about the bags taking away from the bars and making things unbalanced. But it seems like if you do the bars first and note the ride heights and use the bags to return to those same heights at bar setup you wont be taking anything away.